SRI E.DEVARAJULU, S/O.E.Ramachandra Naidu, D.No: 26-39, Palamaner Road,Kajur, Chittoor (District), Andhara Pradesh State. Contact No:

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1 MINING SCHEME FOR BLACK GRANITE OVER AN EXTENT OF 1.800Hects. IN Sy.No OF VAVILTHOTA(V), PUTHALAPATTU (M), CHITTOOR (Dist) A.P (Under Rule 18(2) of GCDR 1999) BLOCK PERIOD TO BALANCE PERIOD TO B2 CATEGORY OTHER THAN FULLY MECHANIZED QUARRY GOVT. REVENUE LAND OF SRI E.DEVARAJULU, S/O.E.Ramachandra Naidu, D.No: 26-39, Palamaner Road,Kajur, Chittoor (District), Andhara Pradesh State. Contact No: Prepared by G.ESWAR REDDY M.Sc.,B L.Ph D., RQP/GEOLOGIST RQP/DMG/AP/07/2014 RQP/HYD/302/2013/A D.No Shirdi Nagar, ANANTAPURAMU. AP State Mobile: Phone No: DECEMBER

2 DECLARATION Certified that this Mining Scheme for Black Granite over an extant of 1.800Hects. in Sy.No:1406 of Vavilthota(V), Puthalapattu (Mandal), Chittoor District, Andhra Pradesh has been prepared in consultations with me and I understood its contents and agreed to implement the same in accordance with the law. Place: Chittoor, Date: , Signature of the Lessee E.DEVARAJULU CERTIFICATE The provision of Mining Act, Rules and Regulation made there under have been observed in preparation of the mining Scheme for Black Granite Mine over an extant of 1.800Hects. in Sy.No:1406 of Vavilthota(V), Puthalapattu (Mandal), Chittoor District, A.P state. Belonging to E.DEVARAJULU, and where specific permissions are required, the lessee will approach the D.G.M.S Further; Standards prescribed by DGMS in respect of Miners Health will be strictly implemented. Place: Chittoor, Date: , Signature of the Lessee E.DEVARAJULU 2

3 CERTIFICATE Certified that the Mining Scheme is prepared under rule 18 (2) of Granite Conservation Development Rules 1999 for Black Granite Mine over an Extent of 1.800Hects. in Sy.No:1406 of Vavilthota(V),Puthalapattu (Mandal), Chittoor District, A.P state. Certified that the provisions of Granite Conservation Development Rules 1999 have been observed in preparation of Mining Scheme for Black Granite Mine over an Extent of 1.800Hect in Sy.No:1406 of Vavilthota(V), Puthalapattu (Mandal), Chittoor District, A.P state. Where ever specific permissions are required, the Lessee will approach the concerned authorities of Indian Bureau of Mines for granting permissions. Place: Anantapuramu, Date: , Signature of the RQP (G.Eswar Reddy) CERTIFICATE Certified that the Mining Scheme is prepared under rule 18 (2) of Granite Conservation Development Rules 1999 for Black Granite Mine over an extant of 1.800Hects. in Sy.No:1406 of Vavilthota(V), Puthalapattu (Mandal), Chittoor District, A.P state. Certified that the provisions of Mines Act. Rules and Regulations made here under have been observed in preparation of mining Scheme and wherever specific permissions are required, the lessee will approach the Director General of Mines safety. It is certified that the information furnished in the mining Scheme is correct to the best of my knowledge. Place: Anantapuramu, Date: , Signature of the RQP (G.Eswar Reddy) 3

4 INDEX SL.No CONTENTS PAGE No. 1.0 REVIEW OF MINING SCHEME EXPLORATION & RESERVES MINING DISPOSAL OF MINE WASTE USE OF MINERAL EMPLOYMENT ENVERONMENTAL MANAGEMENT 17 SCHEME 8.0 CONCEPTUAL MINING SCHEME PROGRESSIVE MINE CLOSURE SCHEME 20 LIST OF PLATES PLATE NO TITLE OF PLATE SCALE Plate No:1 Location cum Key Scheme 1:50,000 Plate No:2 Lease Sketch 1:1500 Plate No:3 Surface Geological Scheme 1:1500 Plate No:4 Geological Cross Sections 1:1000 Plate No:5&5A Year wise working Scheme & 1:1500 Sections Plate No:6 Conceptual Scheme 1:1500 Plate No:7 Environmental Scheme 1:5000 ANNEXTURES Annexure I : Photos of the Quarry and boundary pillars. Annexure II : Copy of DMG Proceedings Hyd. Annexure III: Copy of ADMG Proceedings of Chittoor. Annexure IV: Copy of JDMG Letter of AMP Kadapa. Annexure V & V-A Copy of RQP Certificates. 4

5 MINING SCHEME FOR BLACK GRANITE OF SRI.E.DEVARAJULU, FOR THE PERIOD OF TO OVER AN EXTENT OF 1.800Hects.. IN SY.No OF VAVILTHOTA(V), PUTHALAPATTU, (M) CHITTOOR (DIST) PART I CHAPTER I I.INTRODUCTION: M/s Sun rock Enterprises Partner: Sri P.Govindan has filed an application for Q.L. for Black Granites over an extent of hects. in survey No:1406 of Vavithota (V) Puthalapattu(M), Chittoor District, to the Assistant Director of mines and Geology, Chittoor on The Director of Mines and Geology, Andhra Pradesh has granted Q.L. vide proceedings No.1082/R5-1/2008,dated: of DM&G, Hyd. and the Quarry lease deed has executed and Sanction is accorded to M/s Sun rock Enterprises Partner: Sri P.Govindan, to commence the Quarrying operations for extraction of Black Granites over an extent of hects, in survey No:1406 of Vavithota (V) Puthalapattu(M),Chittoor District vide proceedings No. 6489/Q/2007, dt: by the ADM&G, Chittoor for a period of twenty years from to , subject to the provisions, Rules and Regulations of A.P.M.M.C Rules,1966 and subject to the satisfactions of Granites Conservations and Development Rules 1999 and also subject to the condition of FORM-G prescribed under A.P.M.M.C Rules,1966 and to the additional specified in Appendix enclosed to the Lease Deed. Further The Director of Mines and Geology, Andhra Pradesh has accorded permission to transfer Q.L. held by M/s Sun rock Enterprises Partner: Sri P.Govindan, in favor of Sri. E. Devarajulu vide proceedings No.41440/R5-1/2011,dated: & of DM&G, Hyd. and the Quarry lease deed has been executed vide proceedings No. 6690/TQL/2011, dt: by the ADM&G, Chittoor and Sanction is accorded to Sri. E. Devarajulu, to commence the Quarrying operations for extraction of Black Granites over an extent of 5

6 1.800 hects, in survey No:1406 of Vavithota (V) Puthalapattu(M),Chittoor District for the unexpired portion of lease period i.e. up to The mining Plan was approved under the Rule 22(4A) of M.C. Rule, 1960 read with G.O.Ms. No:232, Dt: , G.O.Ms. No:113, dt: of Ind & Com, Department, and under Rule 17 of G.C.D.R By Joint Director of Mines & Geology, Hyderabad vide Letter No: 6545/MP- CTR/2011 Dt: Now we are submitting 1st mining Scheme for the period of to for approval because of mining plan period of 5 years was completed. GENERAL INFORMATION 2.1 Name and Address of the Applicant Status of the Applicant (Individual/ Private Company/ Firm) Mineral (s) which are included in the Letter of Intent Name and Details of person employed for preparing Mining Plan SRI E.DEVARAJULU, S/O.E.Ramachandra Naidu, D.No: 26-39, Palamaner Road,Kajur, Chittoor (District), Andhara Pradesh State. Contact No: Individual Company BLACK GRANITE G.ESWAR REDDY M.Sc.,B L., RQP/Geologist, RQP/DMG/AP/07/2014, IBM/RQP/HYD/302/2013/A D.No , Shirdi Nagar, KURNOOL Mobile: Phone No: & Website eswarreddygeologist@gmail.com. 2.6 RQP Registration No. & Validity DEC Name of the Mine: Vavilthota, Black Granite mine of Sri.E.Devarajulu - Vavilthota(V), Puthalapattu Mandal,Chittoor (Dist). a) Location Map The QL area for Black Granite falls in Topo Sheet No.57 O/03 in Survey of India and falls on Latitude ' 52.5 N and Longitude ' 05.0 E. Geo Coordinates of Lease Area of all boundary pillars 6

7 in Datum WGS Points Latitude Longitude E ' 52.5 N ' 05.0 E F ' 52.1 N ' 11.0 E G ' 53.5 N ' 11.0 E H ' 54.7 N ' 00.8 E I ' 52.1 N ' 01.0 E 1.2 Particulars of approval Mining Plan (Under MCR Indicate approval letter No and date : The mining Plan was approved under the Rule 22(4A) of M.C. Rule, 1960 read with G.O.Ms. No:232, Dt: , G.O.Ms. No:113, dt: and G.O.Ms. No:284, Ind & Com, Department, and under Rule 17 of G.C.D.R By Zonal Joint Director of Mines & Geology, Kadapa vide Letter No: 6545/MP-CTR/2011 Dt: Date of Commencement operation :- Mining lease was granted in the year and mining operation was started by the lessee in the year A review of Compliance of Salient features of Mining Plan. i) Exploration :- No Exploration was Proposed in approved mining Plan no exploration was carried out during previous Plan period. ii) Mine Development :- In approval mining Plan it was Proposed to mine Black Granite by manual open cast method. The mine was continued from East side QL area at higher levels working pit after leaving 7.5mts Buffer Zone along the boundary line. The Black Granite production will be obtained from this pit of sheet rock by excavating two benchs of 6mt each one after the other from the higher levels to lower levels. It is expected that the mine will be operated for 250 days in a year. The working will be started from East side of the Pit with one bench will be advanced towards East in every year as shown in Scheme and section of Plate-5. 7

8 iii) Exploitation :- Rate of production expected in fully developed mine as per mining Plan is around 1000m 3 of Black Granite per year. However the Black Granite is being excavated with the help of digging tools as per Proposals, made in approved Mining Plan. Now the production is being obtained from working pit by developing with two bench of 6 Mts. During the last 7 years ( to ) about m 3 Black Granite was excavated from this quarry on an average of m 3 per year. Due to local & personal problems and recession in market the production was not produced as mentioned in approved Mining Plan. However it indicates that the production of Black Granite is produced i.e., m 3 per year on average in the approved Mining Plan period. Details are furnished in the following Table I Year Proposed Production Productions Obtained Granite Waste Granite Waste Total IV) Waste Management: In approved Mining Plan about 13728m 3 of mineral waste generation was anticipated. The mineral waste was Proposed to stock on West side Lease Area The waste generation during last 7 years m 3 of mineral waste has been obtained from mine workings. As per the Proposal Proposed in mining Plan the waste is of being dumped on west side buffer zone the lease area. V) Afforestation: - In AMP it is Proposed avenue plantation in 40mts in South side of QL area. About 33 Saplings consisting of Neem, Subabul are planted per year over an area of 40 m x 6m at 3m grid interval. 8

9 VI Mine Reclamation:- There was no Proposal in approval MP for reclamation of the pit formed by mining during first five years. No reclamation of the pit was carried out during last 5 years because the Black Granite is continuing further depths from pit bottom and it has to be excavated in coming years. VII) Control Dust, Noise and Ground Vibration:- No specific measures were Proposed for suppression of dust, noise and for ground vibration because the mining activity was Proposed on small scale by manual method. Since the mining activity is being carried out by manual method without any drilling and blasting no noise, ground vibration and dust generation are found in this area. PART II PARTNEROSAL UNDER SCHEME OF MINING FOR NEXT FIVE YEARS CHAPTER Exploration and Reserves: Reserves Estimated in the approved Mining Plan with grade: In approved M.P. the geological Reserves of minerals were estimated. In this area the granite is exposed to surface with a height varying from 60 to 75 m from the surface and from the bottom of the working pit. Geological Reserves are arrived by cross sectional area method, with reference to surface Geological Plan and Geological cross sections (Plate No.III & IV). In this area the Geological Reserves arrived with respect to the exposure of granite in the working pit and at surface. The reserves falling above this level is considered as proved ones since the Granite is massive body in this area as observed in adjacent quarries. The reserves falling in buffer zone are considered as Possible Granite resources. This kind of reserves will be quarried out later with mutual consent of neighbor mine owners and permission of concerned officers. Therefore, the reserves blocked in mines safety slope or ultimate pit limit are not calculated separately in this chapter. 9

10 In this area 10% recovery is experienced, therefore at this rate of recovery. Total proved reserves excluding the reserves blocked in buffer zone and ultimate pit limit are considered as mineral reserves. The details of Geological Reserves as given in AMP are given below Table- 2. Table- 2 Zone Rec. Gr. Volume in cbm. Waste in cbm. Proved Probable Possible Total Depletion of Reserves during the period of Mining Plan :- During last 7 years about m 3 Black Granite, was excavated from this lease area. 2.3 Revised Reserves estimation (with basis & parameters considered) during the Scheme period : In AMP the proved reserves were estimated up to 16m height from bottom of working pit as proved reserves only. In AMP 10% recovery from this Quarry. Now they are getting the average recovery up to 20% only. It may be vary in depth. At present workings have been reached up to 350 MRL. Basing on the production of adjacent Quarries the proved reserves are calculated by taking care the mineral themselves up to average up to 10mts below the lowest contour of deposit in balance area, in the probable and possible reserves are calculated by taking 5 mts thickness for each category. The reserves are recalculated by multiplying the cross sectional area with influence distance of the sections. Last 5 Years Production details indicate Black Granite 20% recovery from this Quarry. 10

11 The Calculations of the Black Granite reserves are given in the following table. Category Sections Proved Probable Sectional Area in m 2 Deposit Height in m Volume m³ R.F. Production m 3 Granite Waste A-A' B-B' A-A' B-B' A-A' Possible B-B' Total AFTER BUFFER ZONE AFTER BENCH SLOPE Reserves of the buffer zone: Length of boundary x width x average depth x recovery factor = 704x 7.5 x 75 = x 0.10=39600 m 3 Total Mineable Reserves=Total Geological Reserves - Reserves Blocked under buffer zone i.e. = =65710 m 3 Reserves Blocked under Bench Slope = 704 X 341 =240064x0.10 = m 3 Total Mineable Reserves = = m 3 Total Mined Reserves of Black Granite in Q L. area = m 3 Net Mineable Reserves of Black Granite in Q L. area = =41296 Total Mineral waste available in Q L. area = m 3 Life of mine:-@ 610 m 3 of Black Granite per year the expected life of quarry is about = 41296/610 =67.69 years. Grade :- The latest market uses of the Black Granite given in Mining Plan are furnished below:- (1) Rough Blocks, (2) Slabs, (3) Panels,(4) Tiles, (5) Monuments, (6)Other fancy and decorative items like pen stand, (7) Flower vases, (8)Table tops Teapots and others, (9) High precision products like surface plates for engineering applications. 3 m 11

12 2-4: Year wise Exploration Proposed to be carried out during the ensuring five-year period. Location of Trial pit or Bore Holes to be depicted on Geological Scheme:- The estimated Reserves of Black Granite is sufficient for this lease period. So no further exploration is Proposed for this Scheme period. Chapter Mining:- It is Proposed to mine Black Granite by manual open cast method. The mining will be continued at higher levels on East side of the existing working Pit after leaving buffer zone along the boundary line. The mining activity is being carried out by drilling and blasting. The workings are carried out in two benches from East of working Pit. So it is Proposed to rise average about 1001 m 3 of Black Granite per year in the next five year Scheme of mining period. The year wise production details are given in Annexure A and year wise workings are shown in Scheme of section Plate No Year wise granite production for next five years a) Year wise Development : There is a vertical and free face is available in East of the working pit. So that in East of the working pit area is selected to work for next five years production. It is envisaged to produce average m of salable granite blocks in each year. To raise this target production about m 3 of rock mass has to be mined. The site inspection reveals that the East side of the existing working pit is suitable for development during next 5 years programme. Most of this area is covered by the sheet rock from top to bottom of the pit. Year wise quarry development schedule is described below and year wise production and waste generation details are given in table No.3. 1 year: During first year operations it is Proposed to develop West side of the existing working pit in leaving safe distance by covering the existing face into two bench of 6 m height. The bench will be oriented in East directions of working pit and obtained about 1018 m 3 of granite blocks and 9164 m 3 of waste granite in this year. 12

13 2nd year: During second year operations it is Proposed to develop towards West side of 1st year workings leaving safe distance by covering the existing face into two bench of 6m height. The bench will be oriented in East directions and obtained about 1016 m 3 of granite blocks and 9148 m 3 of waste granite in this year. 3rd year: During third year operations it is Proposed to develop towards West of 2nd year workings in middle portion of old pit leaving safe distance by covering the existing face into two bench of 6m height. The bench will be oriented in East directions and obtained about 1013 m 3 of granite blocks and 9121 m 3 of waste granite in this year. During this five years operations average total rock mass of m 3 will be excavated and 3048 m 3 of granite blocks will be recoverable from this rock mass and remaining material average of about m 3 will go as mineral waste. Any change in the Proposed method of mining Drilling Blasting and Development of Machinery if so give details : List of Machinery in below table: S.No. Name of Machinery No. of machinery Power 1 KOMATSU 450 EXCAVATOR KW 2 DC-120 ROCK DRILL 1 37 KW 3 GENERATOR KV 4 LEYLAND TIPPER HP 5 ATLAS COMPRESSOR KV 6 JACK HAMMERS WIRESAW MACHINE 1 60 HP In approved M.P it was Proposed to be carried out the mining of Black Granite with the help of digging tools like excavator, tippers, compressors and jackhammers are used. The Drilling and Blasting is required to quarry the Black Granite. There is no over burden available in Proposed mining area. The blast holes will be drilled to maximum depths of 1.5mts depending on the bench height, by keeping burden and spacing at 3mts & 13

14 1.6-2m respectively, with the help of Jackhammer. Each hole of drilled and blasted will be charged with grams of explosives. 3.4 Precaution to be observed During drilling & Blasting:- The lessee has Proposed to go for a M & S type portable magazine to store explosives required for blasting. Blasting at shallow holes will not cause much vibration and damage. CHAPTER Disposal of mine waste and Separate staking of Sub-Grade mineral (S) :- 4.1 Nature of waste and its rate of yearly generation:- There is no topsoil in Proposed mining area for next five years. So there will not be any soil excavation in this Scheme of mining period. During this Scheme period 45052m 3 of mineral waste, consisting of weathered material will be generated during next five years. The year wise waste generation details are given in annexure - A. There is a stock yard Proposed in West side of lease area near to site services with a size of 65m length and 35m width to keep the production material. 4.2 Selection of Dumping Site:- During this Scheme period the Mineral waste which is going to be generated from the mining will be stocked on SW side of QL area in over a length at 65 mts, width of 35 mts and to a height upto 15mts. The Proposed dump location is shown in Plate Method of Dumping and maximum Height and spread of Dumping: During the Plan period the waste materials is being dumped on North side of the QL area. It is Proposed to stock the waste adjacent in to old dump on South West side over an extent of 1533 M 2 as shown Plate Precautions for confinement of dumps to prevent pollution of surface water bodies/ Courses:- Around the Dump a retaining wall will be constructed with the help of waste rock to prevent the water pollution and erosion of Dumps. 14

15 4.5 Arrangement of separate staking of Sub- Grade Minerals:- The low-grade Black Granite will be stock in the Stock Yard temporarily and this will be sold to the user industries later. Stock Yard is Proposed in NE side of QL area with a size of 30m length and 20m width to keep the production material which is marked in Plate-5 &6. CHAPTER Use of Mineral:- 5.1 Black Granite is used after cutting and polishing as flooring material and table purpose and wall tiles. The latest market analysis of the Black Granite given in Mining Plan is furnished below:- (1) Rough Blocks, (2) Slabs, (3) Panels,(4) Tiles, (5) Monuments, (6)Other fancy and Decorative items like pen stand, (7) Flower vases, (8)Table tops Teapots and others, (9) High precision products like surface plates for engineering application. CHAPTER 6 Employment Potential:- Since there is a change in the production obtained during last 5 Years and for next 5 year it is Proposed to increasing manpower. The applicant will appoint following employees at this mine a. Mines Manager, Diploma in Mining with second class Mines Manager Certificate. b. Blaster cum Mate : SSC with blaster certificate holder c. Excavator operator : 1 Nos. d. Compressor operator : 1 Nos. e. Tipper operators : 2 Nos. f. Drillers : 4 Nos. g. Helpers : 6 Nos. h. Cutters : 4 Nos. i. Watchman : 1 No. CHAPTER Environment Management Scheme : 15

16 S. N o. Item Proposal as per Approved M.P Position at the end of 7 year M.P Proposal for next 5 years Scheme of SCHEME 1. Top Soil No Proposal was made for About M 3 of waste About 45052m 3 of mineral waste Storage Top Soil & OB because no has been obtained from 5 will generate & it will be dumped & Top Soil& OB in the years working as per on SW side of the QL area. Preservation Mining area. Proposed made in AMP, Utilization. the waste is being dumped on SW Side of QL area. 2. Land Reclamation No Proposal was made for reclamation of the pit. No Reclamation was carried out. No Proposals for reclamation of the pit in next 5 years Scheme. 3. Waste Dump Management No Proposal was made for Dump Management Waste Dump was dumped in South West side of QL area. Proposed to build retailing wall on dump slops. 4. Afforestation programme with precaution for survival and protection of plants. It was Proposed about 937m 2 area on North Eastern side will be planted during 5 years@ 45mts/ per year at about 33 Plants and 3 mts interval in two roes. As per Proposals made in AMP, the plantation work was not carried out in 5 years period. About 25 mts length and 7.5mts width of buffer zone in SE side will be planted per year in 75 plants at 3 mts grid interval. Neem, Subabul and Teak plants are Proposed in plantation. 5. Quality of No seepage water was In rainy seasons the For next five years also the mine Mine water anticipated in to Proposed seepage water from water will be used for plantation at and any working pit. working pit is being the lease area. interference pumped out to plantation of with surface the lease area. water sources. 6. Fly rocks Blasting of small shallow No Problem with the fly No big Blasting is required for Problems and holes will not cause any rocks. next five years Scheme of Precautions. problem of fly rocks. mining CHAPTER Conceptual Mining Scheme :- 16

17 During the next five years i.e. after this Scheme period the production will be obtained by advancing the West of the working pit towards SW over a length of 60mts and in East-West 40m width and 6m depth. During last 5 years at the lease period, the benches of 2 nd five years pit will be worked out. In this 5 years period the one bench of the first five-year pit will be advanced towards West over a length 120mts and to a width of 40 mts. In this 5 years lease period 45052m 3 of mineral waste will be stocked on SW side of QL area over a length of about 65 M and width of 35m to a height up to 15mts. During 5 years about 150mts length of South side buffer zone will be planted. At the end of the life of the mine the waste will be used for reclamation of pit. But there will not be any reclamation in this lease period Time frame of completion of mineral exploration programme in lease area. Give broad description identifying potential areas to be covered in the given time frame:- No exploration in Proposal for this Scheme period Weather ultimate pit limit has been determined on surface geological Scheme. The ultimate pit limit for the lease period is marked on conceptual Scheme of Plate Weather the site for disposal of waste rock and un-saleable or has been examined for adequacy of land and suitability of long term use in the event of continuation of mining activity. The mineral waste will be stocked on SW side of QL area over a length of about 65M and width of 35m to a height up to 15 mts. The waste is being dumped after 5 years in non-mineralized zones of the QL area Whether back filling of the pit after recovery of mineral up to techno economically feasible depth. If so describe the broad features of Proposals:- In this Scheme period no back filling is Proposed because the bottom Black Granite has to be recovered. 17

18 8-5 Post mining land use Envisaged: - If the end of the life of the mine part of the pit will be reclamated with the waste generations from mining and balance pit will be used for rainwater harvesting. IX CERTIFICATE :- It is certified that the above mentioned action will be taken in mine closure Scheme. It is also certified that the said closure Scheme complies all stationary rules regulations, orders made by the Central or State Government, Stationary Organization, Court etc. have been taken into consideration and when ever any specific permission is required the lessee will approach the concerned authorities. All the measures Proposed in this closure Scheme will be implemented in a time bound as Proposed. Enclosures: Location cum-key plan : Plate 1 Lease sketch : Plate 2 Surface Geological plan : Plate 3 Geological Cross sections : Plate 4 Year wise working plan & sections : Plate 5 Conceptual Plan : Plate 6 Environmental Plan : Plate 7 Signature of the Quarry Owner Signature of RQP (E.DEVARAJULU) (G.Eswar Reddy) Reg.No.RQP/DMG/AP/07/2014. IBM/RQP/HYD/302/20 18

19 ANNEXURE- A Year wise production for next five years Year Working areas m² Bench height Volume m³ RECOVERY % Granite 10% WASTE 90% 1 st year 2 nd year 3rd year Total AVARAGE TOTAL Year wise waste production for next five years S.No. Year Waste 1 1 st year nd year rd year

20 ANNEXURE- I PHOTO OF SURFACE VIEW OF QL AREA PHOTO OF WORKING AREA 20

21 ANNEXURE- III 21

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24 ANNEXURE- IV 24

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26 ANNEXURE- V 26

27 ANNEXURE- VI 27

28 ANNEXURE- VI-A 28